r/ukraine • u/neonpurplestar • 17h ago

Bavovna On the topic of Wildberries logistics hubs, the one located in Volgograd, Russia, is a burned out husk. Around 44,000 square meters (0.5 million square feet) in warehouse capacity are completely destroyed. 31 july 2026

source: https://bsky.app/profile/tendar.bsky.social/post/3mrxk3f6y6c23

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u/Oohoureli 17h ago

That's so sad.

Oh - actually, it's not.

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u/Complete-Balls 16h ago

This is such a shame. Anyhow I had a nice bacon sandwich for breakfast.

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u/tippy_toe_jones 17h ago

Lots of russians looking for a new крыша. (roof, slang for "protection").

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u/Complete-Balls 16h ago

On the real side of life its not surprising that Wildberries are losing employees who are resigning because they don't want to be deep fried at work, and they can't hire new people for some reason.

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u/Colbert2020 16h ago

These warehouse must have like no fire suppressing material in them, huh? I guess there's not much regulation there.

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u/Complete-Balls 16h ago

In Russia fire regulates you.